PALE WAVES: nuovo singolo “Jealousy”
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IN USCITA IL 12 AGOSTO SU DIRTY HIT
“Jealousy”, il nuovo singolo dei Pale Waves è stato lanciato ieri su BBC Radio 1 come Hottest Record. Tratto dall’imminente album Unwanted in uscita il 12 agosto su Dirty Hit, il brano arriva insieme a un video che mostra l’approccio chic e stilizzato della band all’alternative rock.
In “Jealousy”, e mai titolo fu più appropriato, la frontwoman dei Pale Waves Heather Baron-Gracie esplora la sua personalità ossessiva. “C’è chi la vede come una cosa ridicola”, ammette, “ma a me piace che ci sia un po’ gelosia in una relazione. Non eccessiva, ma solo un po’.. ti fa capire che quella persona non ha occhi che per te”.
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That narrative is continued throughout Unwanted. Where Pale Waves’ previous album, Who Am I?, saw Baron-Gracie becoming more personal in her songwriting, opening up about her journey of self-discovery and falling in love, Unwanted takes a step further; exploring loss, vanity, anger, jealousy and hopelessness in a style that marks new territory for Pale Waves.
“The album dives into feelings that I felt not only needed to be written but I felt like our fans want to hear,” Baron-Gracie explains. “Almost everyone has felt like they don’t belong, or has been made to feel like they’re not good enough. That’s a consistent theme that I’m seeing from our fans – that their family doesn’t approve of them, or their friends have disowned them because they’ve come out. So Unwanted had to be honest, provocative and loud. Not only thematically, but in the music as well.”
LISTEN TO ‘REASONS TO LIVE’ HERE
WATCH & LISTEN TO ‘LIES’ HERE
PRE-SAVE & PRE-ORDER UNWANTED HERE
Recorded in Los Angeles with producer Zakk Cervini, whose credits read like a who’s who of alt royalty – from Blink-182 and Modern Baseball, to Halsey and Machine Gun Kelly, Unwanted is a record that reaches out into the passionate community of misfits and LGBTQI fans around the band, tapping into darker emotions than ever before while also striking a fresh tone of defiance.
Pale Waves will follow a packed summer of UK festival appearances with their biggest UK headline tour to date. Beginning with a hometown date at Manchester’s Albert Hall on 25th November, the tour will culminate with a show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on Wednesday 30th November. Tickets are available now.
